School pupils produce winning charity campaigns
Howard Lake | 21 June 2007 | News
Six teams of school pupils from across the UK have beaten off tough competition to take the top spot in the Young Direct Marketing Awards 2007. The winning teams from Leeds Girls’ High School, Queen Elizabeth’s Boys’ School in Barnet, The Mount School in London, Arnold Middle School in Bedfordshire and Banchory Academy in Aberdeen, were announced at an awards ceremony at The Magic Circle Headquarters in London on 15 June.
The Young Direct Marketing Awards, organised by the DMA, involve school teams devising a direct marketing campaign, incorporating a direct mail element, for one of three charity partners: WWF, Barnardo’s or Beatbullying.
more: www.dma.org.uk
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